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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYorx. Tuesday, June 7.-BEEvEs- Receipts were
- Of 7e all at Jersey y Ten o Gafe %rrc 9s
market None offered or sale today feelng steady. - .
Prime sides ANA LILLE Choice brought Sc ,.-. o..
Chicago Dressed sold slowly atGA@7'.c mainly at "a
eae aGyccs indicate an improvement Of = per
Gay cable reports du at 4d or ahon &c per
H. American Live Cattle are up 10 Ia estimator
ss%ents to-day Live Cattle The ,naag cry Gy
Joseph Eastman who vi osd The Sa Me and AGTae ,S
morrow WIN itiG ggsrtrt o, Her, Inc SPAN w 10
rh,LVEsCRecepis were 325 head Of which 2iG were at
With few extra sold at &c II hardly likely that yoster
days extreme prices VII De % @ oo,,r Dressed
in msrfst sod mainly at &c Tor Fair to Prime cty
stck IN he slaugerhOuses Dressed Buttormiks sold at
saicsP s. Kase IL Pennsylvania veals l3l n
az a. ner 100 m ) Jersey do 1856 n. at &c per Id.
Halienbeck d DAVIS l5J state Vcas ljJ ID average at
~ T. b. Rpreget % vcals 100 2.a average at Gto
sREEPAND LAMBs-Recepts were cars Of l. ~ head
g a. GJsi ana car az JsIseg o my am az vac
hrm fo sheep which The lew sales were al . To
on The market were I'll Id. Far 10 Extra southern
sslG at 70 o Je sew ESes broush 4c in wsshogon
Dressed Mutton firm al stq@0iqc Dressed Lambs lower
AMI selling 10 10 lac per h. Win iew scioce bringing
ssicl-D Ilensaek & Dewey; 22o kentucky Inns 81 ID
la en6eck olis. ~ Kentucky Lambs G''2
age at Sc per ID q Michigan sheep 81 ID. at4Ac
Everiit ricock: 2i9 Kentucky LAMBS, co.. 70 average,
w. + sSdlcr & Co. 1853 Ohio Sheep. SO average Be
sherman Culver 2o7 Kentucky Lambs (chOlccl Il n,
| AT so D.ri do O2 b. al DC.
Newton & Giett: 81 West Virginia LaInbs, 80 ID
q Richardson & Co. II Jersey Lambs. o5 at
! ss,c ney n II do 81 %, az &c.
W D. Applege IA Jersey Lambs 81 to 90 ID average at
were l2 Of head cars at Jer
sew CIV and car None for sale alive Noniu
ally steady at 50 3Oa 80 30 per 100 ID.
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corroy uAa<Ers-3f r&L&i.>PL

LIVERPOOL, June 7-l2:3D = m-Cotton qnet ana father
ca|icr Midl,ing JpiiltL Ct. DO orleans OF od'os,
Inclulug 2dJO ualrs TOT speculation ""'
cx,,rt. ttscciJt. 1000 bales Amcfic "A noir. ~ ,.
futures dun at ia, decline UPlnl, LoW MriiIhg cuo
Inn, AMI Iny delivery. 81 CIT also o G3biL 90. Jny
tenbcr delivery 3G4d. also l6lli do. september a,i
tjcouor dsltverY. j2Gfd. also 5OGii 10 oStoDc ir
November delivery. t16id. also 3JOid 40 Nosehn''
amt December delivery. 3jiL also . JO-o4hi no. i De
aud January a. livery, 31Oid do sepehpol "o'
cry i-6ii.; also b 2Cid ,c.o, Lilo.
IN sales OF day included $500 bales
American. .,tr.--
. T.: j4i buyorS June and July delivery, % O4 ~,
cr-: do AMI August delivery. Oi sellers 90 AuEuss
and September delivery ID3- value; DO Soptohoo'
au delivery Iu-O4d buyers do october anu
venirr delivery 3J-OiL myers do November All" 20
ccnrbcr delivery aC-G4d sellers do December anu
January delivery. b 36O4d sellers DO sep'oWoct u''
cry q 9.Oid. sellers. .,. ,orx
n MIXTURES, closed quiet but steady Upland, Low
Middling clause delivery D2Oid buyers; 40 JUNG
ami Juiy delivery 1Oid. buyers do July anu Auks
delivery ID do August and september delivery
C4d buyers do September ami October delivery. . ~
buyers; do November and December delivery. 3U'ota
sellers do December and January delivery. oo-o'u
seller. TO- September delivery Lad buyers.
gALyHsTON June lotion quiet Nidding. ~ liz
Low MidduE 1Os Good Ordinary 1915, net ana gross
receipts 80. bales stock. 1920 bales . -,
NORFOLK June 7.-Coiton firm; Middling. II BIO het
and gross receipts ~ baes experts Coastwise 2l4 pes
SAviSSAn June 7-CottJn firm. Mlddlng lO7s Low
Middng lOaa Ordinary l0s net and gross receipts
% balcs. sales, % bales stock 3,733 bales ,o,
NEw.ORLEAsA June 7.-C0ton arm. Miiinnr i've
low Mtddnng los good ordinary, 1916 net ana gross
receipts sos bales sales l0OO bales stock, lOS1o oe
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arm Clipped Fair to cnois. s. losA 10 Lambs
TIE STATE or TRADE

e 4, s. ND Ts1 s. &
Ms superans So SO s. Is es 70 do n,.
essess
I sgsS western
southern White Western Western s
ssoe r'" S Fnn. Snocs
wS5s ans % rG rib
T.: :.. WESTERN fs:s.1
Eses higher at Petroleum steady.
Esssss eaSr s: '
Rosnsd s,.ay .whstey steady a, 81 l4ssi 10 "a
EsaE 10 aTsn s sS
Mas' 7OSo sn' eSn %S Sa se
49,. bus. Corn bush salss-wheas l5looo lush
BOSTON. June ?:-rour ouiet-ccmmon Extra, So 40
asa 60 spg.s Mns e GT%e s 80 n2c 81
90 T. White 469a.ie Wno 50 Nc. ~. Tn IS
Butter wa. nrmer.we'ern Extra Creamery iGn
n n Ia Ksosps 81 i co the su a
Shorts $500 bush.
June 7-wheat-No Hard stronger all onar;
ra Sns .Ca at s AZ
loads Winter Whea, unset,ea No Eea sc ,, az No
.4 S No AiS" assiS S' a. no. Yellow e
Sc s1 White IN sGsG &c So asca THs
firm. .MilIiec''- SO spring si6si g..
1885,. RocCDts-Fionr 1900 bbls Wheat S7looo bush
Cora Gas 0aI. o bush ss. a. 600 sns Corn
900 oats q 600 bush BARLEY 600 bush Sss
CHICAGO June 7-Flour nrm and unchangeG WI, WIN
iss : Sa ~ Faf
sas ~ s S ~ "a SO
sx35 per iJJ 10.
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DETER L. MEYER, Auctioneer.

Under and in pursuance order and decree OF inc
rogate OF Orange made aud entered on he
day OF April 1884, and order OF tho sad sur9Sae
ing The of said decree made ana entered on e
day April l,s7. the undersgne o sn
goods cattels credits OF Henry iOung ao OF inc towh
of Goshen ia the orange deceased VIII sen az pun
lie auction the Estate Exchange and Auction hoos
Limited Nos IS Liberty.st, New OK on lhusuaJ'
the Gh day June 1857 at II o'clock noon an tne
title and interest the said Henry loungs hu Ut te
his death Of In and to the following described rear e
tat an premises. wit: -. ,ha-
The with the building thereon known as
eight EghthaVe IN New, OH
beup The southedsterly corner OF fghaye ana or!
st m sd city, being twenty feet ami Tour inches ~
ON SAID Eghaye. and rear, anu eighty ieel III "eP VI
each side thereof . ..,,. $780,, L,ovn "a
Also the lot land with the building thereon known ~
number hundred and seventyiour ightaVe IA o @
Of NewY lying the easeTy side Oi fshlhNc anu
Icn e hr hose south from the Of Furylhrdst
and twenty feet IN front on lgh ave- an" az ic"'' M"
eighty feet in depth both SIDES thereon. ,, 49,,
Also the lot known number Two hnnurei anu
a.vnfv four West Forty IN the city OF Nel ok
and follows Commencing at point eShy let
line OF Eglthavc and running thchce e
eTy twenty along the line of Forty hst thence sout
thence westerly twenty Iec tHc"So
erl, eighty To the place Of beginning
Dated May p 1857. $1,000. ,.o,->.,, ,,,.ts,,o,ri,
Henry c. Duryoa attorney for adm Goshen ~ Il
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday was devoid OF feature
Prices kept within limits governing them
OF late but the DRIFT downward The news was not sig
ncant but there OF coming talk about some new
wels In ohio IA regards the from Ohio little respect
need be paid serious problem OF stopping rcfk
drilling nsySnia l. one Tor producer. 10 ulscs
II they vi,h expect TO get higher values Inc ihAc
closed weak.
raneo OF prices and tile total dealings at the Consol
dated Exchange Is follows.
Opcnlng =
Iighes " = Final
Sales barrels S"-'ON0
Refined oil was unchanged at Us cents per gallon.
on. ClrY Penn. June 7.-Cruls OH-NatOnh TRANSIT
certificate, oponel G2 al cJoI AZ 62is hshsN PROF.
G2l lowest 62a ~,lea t2lOJ) barrels oIIrtsr 7os3j
barrels Cstrai'rs lOti,SOJ JirfSs shFpohs1 oc'f'o
barrels. runs. G5.j30 barrels
PiT,nuRs. Pell. Jdne 7.-crIis oil -Pctrol51m fairly
active close wo,kcr National rrIl,t Cert lctte opsasl
at % AZ 81 highest pricH OZs lowest o@S
HRAproRp Penn. June 7-National TRANSIT cert'hcu'i
opened C2+. co.oi at ~ highest DrIce VA o"'''
C2lL CleArlncss, 25kOOO barrels
TIrUsylLLE Penn., juno 7-NitsI1h rrAiN Osrtlol
opcue at 90 AMI cosoI G2s hiSho,s prlo, 62' low
col yf'ce. - >
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Eesal Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.CIIrlf
AN m %is s'i:s
Se3s4 F9''syiS,an Board 81 @ %
Trustees OF tho General Assembly OF the United
Presby Church OF North Auerica and the ministers
America OF whom the number and names are unknown TO
by tho plaintiffs and who are onea as
parties defendant and sued as cas under sucn
deendants.-Summons Place OF tIla city ana '9nN 1a
New. York To the abovenamed Defendants; You are
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN tn n
attorney within twenty days tho service of this sum
mons the day Of service ana IN case OF your
YOU by default or the relief demanded i'll the complaint
Dated ew.I0rk, May 10. 1881 ,...,,r, ,.>.ox
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Office Address,
80 Liberty street, New-l ork tity.
To the Defendants Board Of Home Missions OF the
United Presbyterian Church OF North America the lrus
tees OF the General assembly o. tae neI G Wsmbcrs
OF the United Presbyterian Church OF North America OF
whom the number and names are unknown 70 anu
plaintiffs and who are joined rs parties ueen
an; and sued as n class under such designation.
The foregoing Is served upon you by pnDeston
the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York 3lst day of Nav 1884, and hed VITA me com
York AZ County Court House. in the city OF NewlorS
In the state OF New'fork. .-,- -...uouo
The object of this action Is 10 forecose certain
upon real property the city OF York IN tho county ana
state OF NewYork dated 10Th February ISL and reorlei
In the Registers ONCE Of the city and C0unty OF lor
thereby aGcie are situated on norerly side OF 25th
street 10 city of NcwYork, distant 10 feet inches
street rnnag easerly and beng "a feet IL inches IN front
and rear bv ~ feet . inches OIL each side.
Dated New.York City, May 81 ISL, otcy urvpv
Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and Post Office Address,
ty ". Y
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the May 20 3729s5 bales deduct;
this tho quantity forwarded direct leaves so OOO
bales available Following the sales OF the day In detail
New south Waes-Hsles 800 bales secured, 10 cd Is
Glad pieces lOGls AID; greasy. Sd TO- 2i
do. locks aud pieces, Al d9l2l ,,., .,
Queensllud-Saes, 300 bales secured, IL on diS oI'
pieces 10 9d. ais. ad; greasy, 81 u.s. Id
locks and pieces. od.
do and pieces Is od greasy Id liz L. DO
locks AMI pieces. D i2'l as 2l 49,, o.,
wZraland-saes. 400 balos; secured 30 a Ia 63i
pieces sd Is 2; greasy. l2 Isl TO- lock
and pieces. Ill lOd .,o, , -. 80,
Tasman,-Sae % bales greasy at Sd 09d DO locks and
pieces. al a. 9i. ,,,
swan Rlvcr-ssles 600 bales greasy, Gi2i SGD .,-o,
of NatalSales lOOO Daesi secured,
Sd. q i. G2l. greasy. ) I'd. az I'll
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rrpoprAx PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL June 1.-PrDvlsOIs-B1con. Cnmberlant Ons
gsfL, Iouz Cleir ii tllcs 49, BL short Gear MWnes
81, t short 3ss 81 $40 tlurA 2S'b poe owl bs''
I'll Ol Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mess %. 81 fptN-
irime Mc.,. oGe ID per boLi Prime Ness ES ts,
6G.Gi: 1l+ LarlA ncrctn s5l frlns "v'E
ern ga Oi.s llrt on SIS OF Hams-LOns GUY ~;
shouierr3j.DL BhttrrsJ. IL per 1"t TOR hn5st ute
hfttr4 Cheese American Choice, 5i+ 3D. WheaV-- hei
Wr-t.rn spring. 81 u.s. iLi Rot Winter, - Oh a.
- id po- GENITAL New No Winter. IS bdi 40 40. =
Spriue 3D.: New MiXet Western - 3gl Calorhla ~
- ii ~. a., 10 ,. IS H. DB. III per centii rtV-
Guce-Sprt. % rurpennc. 2's o.; do AZ London -s L
per cwt. Rennci Petroleum. G'iL per gallon Clover ses
Fine American, 2ls. 6i. Prne CIV 2lA OL per o""@
o.p-C ommon. So di p 49, lie ~ p)t ~ Ldhsee W,
- 81 per cwt Provisions a neroln Refrigertei beel
hindgnlrtrr4 : fore quarters 3D. per ID Hopst Ipi
don YORK state ~ lJA Od - OA u COtoh'o''
Oh. Liverpool make. I'A Oh ..,-- -. .,r, ,oo ana
wheat Tor tho past tr"e GAYS Weto 9'"VJV
ccnTsf- iurluilng zsb OOJ centtlsDi Americaa -
Io recent American FOG tho past troi days "eo
~ 500 ccntas , ou 81. al ool.
lOi per cwt Calcutta lLnseed 80 81 per curriers' ~
a. iad per gallon. spirits ot Iurpcutne IS o; -
cwt, Pala Ga OF all. Oh Provisions IS VI Pss
cwL for American Sugar-l3s 81 Per owl lor NuDSSg,
trfuQa polorzng gG1 ant lis. Oh us ~ or ~, w
lair refining anoIt Australian Tallow-Bee zisGL ~
ID. Mutton 2B4 D G2i.. o. COcOauut Ou-Ceyo, -
Cochin American Refrigerated bect -, ~ ~
hind quarters 2s 81 for 0S quarters P'E o' " '
carcass $500. - ,,,,,,,,
cl1s,l ~ s. marks ptannn+s p'V -
ANrwEKP June 7.-Petroleum-Fine PAo AMERICAN 10
franc. 90 confines bald aud Il francs % cennes, sc'
WlcoKs clo,siA 50 francs 20 'ohtln''''F ~ A'
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AUCTION SALES OF wool IN LONDON.

LONDON June third series OF wool sales opened
nav rher, waa large attendance OF home and forelsi
BUYERS Tne not bri-k though better nsn
Syscted nrces OF ernO from the lowest OF
p,s IN balfuenny lower CrOssbreds abundant a.
neaIy penuy decline from Aprirs closing Tho arrivals ~
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ar. .,.sgoa+,on
NeM.OrleanS
STAINED.
coo, or,,n,rx so.l6 Low Mdding. ......!0 5,o
S S.%aAI o. inarr Mddling. ..........ll IIO

Stood Oriinarv.... VA i"i"ui''s' ----''''''' =,
trading in future deliveries reached an aggrese oil
no 400 bales First showed decline OF points on
the old and point the new crop and cloeu
this unchanged iot
ana November and points advance on oher MOI
a,i was based accounts IRON lNeIpVo
a hs snhseouent 1rmness the Light receipts al Inc
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTfNE.
CulsfF-rov June 7-Turpentine firm AT III 20,
SAVANNAH June 7.-rutpentine hrm al 81 &c olu'
Z WILMINGTON Juno 7.-lurpcutnc urn Al u &c
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MisccIlaueous.

nOCTOR LAKE, go Grand st.-Ful sets
~ OF teeth reduced So and SO best SlO gold hiDg 81
So and S3; mon thly payments taken.
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Zee Grelm

A FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
"A pure cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks g,
Ice Cream Tor Restaurants Churches Festivals &c, will
Keep hard Country orders promptly led DePots-
4ave 59S 6th-ave ll5 Park ITO East l2oth-st
New.York and 453 Fuonst Brooklyn.
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MINNEAPOLIS and ST. Paul not included
Visible grain IN the United states and Canada:

June4 May %. Jnpe5. June0
Wheat, bu.hel. a5os7l assI25go sstG5g4e $9l27l
Corn bushrl ~ 1OJ3l2 l3O736ll 1851, 322 G4O7,75J
CAS- bushel.. 80. S453S27 37bO2GS 2lC8sG9 2sGlS5
B Bar sSshel 1890 2lz5sS 29SA92 2ig9c9S
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GOACUMAN-By German, married, ex
perenced arstclass strictly temperate and good care
full driver Ia years reference also o
or country. Address N. D.. No. Do East ioth-sI
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ADY'S MAlD.-By neat French girl;
IL speaks English understands dressmakns hais
dressinr hacking and all duties belonging 10
isdvs maid! Wiling and oblging no objection TO travel 20
EuTope or best relercLcss a. hea'
Inst NJ
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.

A CABLE dispatch from Paris says: M.
Grevy requested M. Ribot to form Cabinet
and charged him 10 convey to the Chamber
his message of resignation. NJ Ribot con-
sented, but advised M. Grevy that as the
message was a political act, the tenor of
which required the approval of the Cabinet,
the President ought to confer with the retir-
ing Ministers. M. Grevy accordingly sum
moned M. Rouvier and his colleagues"
Mr. BALFoUR says London dispatch, has
written letter, in which he refers to the
@grotesque episode" of o. Brien's clothes. He
says O'Brien is not treated in Tullamore pris-
on either with leniency or severity He has
succeeded IN sheltering himself under med
ical opinion that his lungs are delicite and his
heart action weak. Balfour also says that if
Mr.. OBren refuses TO wear the prison dress
force will not be applied to compel him.
There ID no reason why he should not fulfill
his term in prison, but he cannot safely be
subjected to the usual discipline.
In the German Reichstag, on Saturday, the
President read a telegram from the Crown
Prince in response to a message of sympathy
sent by that body, thanking them for their
sympathy and expressing the hope that the
favorable turn in his ailment which has al
ready resulted from his stay in the south
woull permit him to resume to the full extent
his duties to the Fatherland.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

NEW ORLEANS telegram gives the follow
ing particulars of a sanguinary conflict be-
tween citizens and body of negro strikers at
Thibodeaux, La:
About daylight the colored strikers in body
started toward the white pickots which had
been stationed here 10 protect property. and
opened fire upon them. seriously wounding two
estimable young men When the news was
brought to headquarters general alarm was
sounded and on all sides men and boys
double quick marched to tho scene whore
the deed had been perpetrated This
party drew IRE from an ambush;
whereupon they returned the fire. and general
fusillade followed, which was kept up till the
negroes were dispersed Ten rioters are known
TO have been Killed and several more were
wounded. While the New Orleans communist t.
who are morally responsible for this sacrifice OF
life, are denounced on every side, nothing but
praise Is heard Tor the conduct OF tho gallant
pickets. Their prompt acts saved the town,
and undoubtedly also saved the lives OF hun
dreds OF Innocent women and children. 1t was
q moment fraught with great danger to the cit
liens and had the pickets hesitated or failed to
do their duty IL is certain TINT the list OF killed
would have run up into tho hundreds. Tho
Governor has again ordered the militia to the
scene OF the troubles.
MEMPHIS special says: "The sun is al
most obscured by the dense smoke which
shrouds and penetrates this city. The forest
fires Of the last week continue to rage with
unaDated Jury. AL the local packets are from
twenty-four to seventy-two hours behind
time, owing to the dense smoke which pre-
walls and prevents them from running at
night"
The steamer Charles p. Chouteau was
burned at Sunfower Landing $50 miles below
Memphis. Her cargo, consisting Of 1870
bales of cotton, $500 sacks of oil-cake, and
800 empty barrels, was totally destroyed. Two
colored men persisted in the flames.
MRS MARTIN and her two children, occu-
plying cabin in the woods in Henderson
County, Kentucky, were burned to death by
forest fires. The flames surrounded their
humble home and the unfortunates were
roasted alive.
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.

EX-SENATOR CHARLES f. JONES, of Florida,
is reported i'll financial distress at Detroit
He has been turned ont of hotels and restau-
rants, but he has been taken in charge by
friend who will give him shelter for the
present 1t is said that he is mental wreck
The Executive Committee of the National
Grange, in session at Lansing, Mich, reported
a. 5S3 expended during the past year for lee
turers, and recommended the establishment
Of permanent headquarters at Washington,
where records, ETC., could be kept 1t also
favored changes in the patent laws.
PREVIOUS to the adjournment Of the North
Alabama Conference of the Southern Meth
odist Church at Tuscaloosa, last week, res
olution was adopted requesting DR.. ID. c.
Kelley, of Nashville one of the most emil
nent Methodist divines in America and
missionary treasurer of the general con-
ference to resign his official position on ac-
count of his utterances in reference to the
Emma Abbott episode at Nashville. The
resolution has created a great sensation
throughout the entire Southern Methodist
Church. DIR. Kelley defended Miss Abbotts
rising in church to defend herself against
harsh terms used on theater-going
PRESIDENT GREvY still subbornly ressts
the demands for his immediate resignation,
says Paris dispatch OF Saturday. The news
papers unanimously condemn the promulga-
ton of the crisis. lie Pair says that
President Grevy will not resign before
he has placed the Republic in a
safe position. 1t declares that the Or
leans Princes are very active, and warns Re-
pubhcans to reflect on the course they are
taking lie Paris says Rouvier agreed to read
President CREWS message only on condition
that the latter withdrew his acceptance of the
resignation of the Ministry. Rouvier re-
preached the President for accepting the Min
istry's resignation before the conversion op-
Grafton had been concluded.
THE spelter steel market has been "cor-
nered" ly French syndicate which has con-
Quoted its operations very secretly. The
furnaces are believed to be sold up for No
vember, December and January
ASSEMBLY No 1867, Chicago which formerly
belonged TO the knights of Labor and of
which the anarchist Parsons was a member,
has adopted resolutions condemning his exc
cution and that of his lrother anarchists, and
denouucing the courts and the Governor.
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Rep.), sc, ISL; Powell Dem), $685. e05; Seitz
labor, "A, 7i2; Sharp Pro.,. 20, 700; scatter
ing. IA; Foraker's plurality, %, 732 The
statement shows slight increase in the pro-
hbition vote over 1885. when Leonard had
2S, tS1 votes.
The report of the county canvassers on the
vote in New York city and county for secre-
tary of State is as follows: Total vote cast,
PA, 927, of which Frederick Cook Dem) re-
ceived Ill, 1856; Frederick d. Grant Rep.)
IS, 963; Henry George United Labor, 37,477;
Edward Hall (Pro.). $3.50; Dewitt G. Hunt
ington (SocalisD, 1913; scattering, 90
The official reports of all the counties of
the votes cast at the recent election In Penn
sylvania have been canvassed The totals for
State Treasurer are: Hart (Rep), 3Sj,5l4;
McGrath Dem.) $40, 269; Irish pro, lS,47l ;
Kennedy Labor, 1906; Harris plurality, AZ. :
245; total vote cast, 1853. 49,